The Iranian army and Revolutionary Guards shelled the areas under PJAK control for 7 different times including Kandil mountain and the borders villages in Iraq-Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) inflicting damages on the Kurdish civilian and their properties. During this heavy arterially bombardment our military forces did not sustain any loss or damage.
We condemn and protest the Iranian court unjust maximum sentence of five year imprisonment for the Kurdish women's rights activist Ms. Hana Abdi on June 18, 2006, and the continuing illegal trial of Ms. Ronak Safarzadeh on charges of moharebeh (enmity against God) that could lead to a death sentence. Ms. Abdi was accused of "illegal gathering with the intention of committing a crime against the nation's security".
A demonstration has been organized in front of the Embassy Of The Islamic Republic Of Iran to protest the death sentences in Iran. Since 1979 every year thousands of innocent people have been executed by the Iranian regime including children and women.
Amendments to a law punishing insults to Turkish identity which the Turkish parliament adopted on 30 April are "cosmetic and insufficient," Reporters Without Borders said today. Dozens of writers and journalists have been convicted under the law, article 301 of the criminal code, since its introduction in 2005.
As four more rockets thumped into buildings in the Baghdad Green Zone on Tuesday, it became devastatingly clear that promises made by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on his trip to Iraq in early March were worthless. According to reports, two of the rockets landed in Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki's compound but mercifully there were no deaths or serious injuries.
The fact that PKK is a movement of a nation which emerged deep inside the Kurdish elite is not a matter of denial, however it is clear for many people who familiar with the Kurdish issue that PKK appeared and developed as a result of historical necessity in the certain period of the time and its aim and goal has been also well-defined for these whom blind-folded their eyes in the reality of Kurdish people for many years.
Therefore, Turkey and Iran adapted a different method to fight and constant their brutal suppression. On the 14/March/2008 head of Turkish Chamber visited Iran companied by the Turkish Intelligent officials “mead”. The purpose of that visit was not merely economic; both sides discussed some other key purposes and factors including the current bombardments of Southern Kurdistan by the Iranian artilleries’.
Abdullah Ocalan was born to a poor family in 1949 in the village of Omerli, situated in the city of Urfa, which in turn in the Kurdistan region of Turkey. Once he finished his primary and secondary schooling he progressed onto working as a civil servant in the city of Diyarbekir. From there he moved he enrolled onto the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Ankara.
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